In memoir, Bill Gates explores the making of his internal operating system
As he prepares to turn 70 this year, Microsoft founder Bill Gates’ new memoir explores how his childhood quirks, upbringing, ...
Bill Gates regrets leaving Harvard to become Microsoft's first CEO: “I enjoyed the classes, including some…”
Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, regrets leaving Harvard University in 1975 to lead Microsoft, despite its success. Gates ...
Bill Gates Spent A Year Trying To Avoid Dropping Out—Here's Why He Couldn't Wait Any Longer
The Microsoft co-founder described his intense struggle with the decision, telling CNBC that he even tried convincing early ...
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Regrets: What Bill Gates said about leaving Harvard to become Microsoft's first CEO
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has acknowledged feeling some regret over his decision to leave Harvard University in 1975 to ...
‘It’s happening without us’: Microsoft is worth $3 trillion, but Bill Gates still wouldn’t advise dropping out of college — here’s why
Gates had a world-changing idea and the right timing. But even after co-founding Microsoft with Allen, he still hoped to ...
"An Ego Boost": Before Microsoft, Bill Gates Turned Down Multiple Tech Job Offers
Bill Gates acknowledges that the job offers from companies like Honeywell and General Electric were a significant "ego boost.
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Bill Gates Spent A Year Trying To Avoid Dropping Out—Here's Why He Couldn't Wait Any Longer
Bill Gates spent Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) first year attempting to run the fledgling software company without abandoning his Harvard education, ultimately facing a necessary choice between college ...
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Bill Gates Asked a Girl to Prom and Told Her He 'Dialed with My Toes.' She Turned Him Down
But what happened when he finally got her on the phone? Well... Bill Gates Feared Getting Kicked Out of Harvard During His Sophomore Year. Here’s What He Says Happened “A few nights before the ...
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Microsoft is worth $3 trillion, but one-time Harvard dropout Bill Gates wouldn’t advise skipping school
As much as he loved Harvard, Bill Gates didn’t want to miss out on the chance to build something that would change people’s lives: “A computer on every desk and in every home ...